LYNZI (0) 零 stepped into the end of 2025 with a bold creative statement.
In December, the Taiwanese multidisciplinary artist released her latest single, Tesla RidE.
At the same time, she unveiled a self-directed music video that completed the project as a full audio-visual experience.
From the start, the project highlights her distinctive approach, combining sound, visuals, and urban culture into one cohesive statement.
Musically, Tesla RidE draws from techno, bass, and synthwave, creating a fast-moving sound that mirrors the rhythm of nightlife.
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About The Song
The track begins with the unexpected roar of a gas engine.
The sound echoes from inside an electric Tesla, catching the listener off guard.
From the very first second, this moment creates a clear contrast between advanced technology and raw human emotion.
Through this moment, LYNZI conveys the idea that while machines run on electric currents, people remain driven by emotion and inner fire.
As the song unfolds, that tension continues to shape the arrangement.
Cold, mechanical electronic elements push forward, while her hypnotic vocals and raw, street-influenced rap add a deeply human edge.
As a result, the track feels both futuristic and grounded in real experience.
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LYNZI (0) 零 Directed the Video
Meanwhile, the music video places this vision firmly within Taipei’s urban landscape.
Shot inside one of the city’s major traffic tunnels, the visuals capture a late-night gathering of LYNZI’s close creative circle.
Rather than relying on spectacle, the video focuses on atmosphere, movement, and shared energy.
Beyond the setting, the video brings together a diverse group of familiar faces.
Many of them come from Taipei’s creative and cultural circles.
The cast includes singers, rappers, DJs, fashion designers, curators, models, and actors, all sharing the same underground spirit.
The project also places a strong focus on collaboration.
It shines a light on emerging Taiwanese designers who play an important role in shaping its visual identity.
Among them are a custom 3D-printed soundsystem created by DAJAH SOUNDSYSTEM, as well as wearable 3D-designed pieces developed by gurlhq.
Ultimately, LYNZI frames Tesla RidE as an intimate portrait of the city’s creative underground.
By blending sound, fashion, and community, she presents a snapshot of Taipei nightlife that feels personal, alive, and unmistakably her own.
